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This blog describes some of the Data features specific to Smart Clients. This includes Windows Forms, Devices and Visual Studio Tools for Office. The Smart Client Data team, AKA VB Data, is responsible for features such as the Data Sources Window, Typed
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How to retrieve stored procedure return values from TableAdapter
youngjoo
If you’ve been wondering why you are not able to access stored procedure return values from TableAdapter, here’s the solution for you. I will use tbTasks table and spInsertTask stored procedure to demonstrate the solution. You can see definitions for both below. CREATE TABLE dbo . tbTasks (...
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9 Aug 2006
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Q&A About SQL Server Everywhere
SmartClientData
Steve posted some answers to many of the questions about SQL Server Everywhere... http://blogs.msdn.com/stevelasker/
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9 Apr 2006
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Splitting Typed DataSets from TableAdapters - Sharing Validation Code across the tiers
Steve Lasker -MS
You’re building a Smart Client application. You want this Smart Client to be smart enough to provide validation feedback to the user as they enter information. However, in order to make the application scale to thousands of users you can’t open connections directly to the database from the client because...
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21 Feb 2006
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Embedding SQL Server Express into Custom Applications
SmartClientData
Rob Walters, from the SQL Team, and I worked on an article for working with SQL Express in Windows Forms applications. There are a couple of quirks when it comes to Click Once that have been included in this MSDN article. http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnsse/html...
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23 Nov 2005
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How do I get to the generated code?
SmartClientData
In order to get to the code that is auto-generated by Visual Studio, follow these steps: 1. In the menu, select View -> Solution Explorer 2. In Solution Explorer, click the “Show all Files” icon at the top 3. Expand the file (e.g. Dataset1.xsd) that you want the generated code for 4. Double click...
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18 Nov 2005
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Data Sources window is inactive in Design View
SmartClientData
On certain machines, after installing Visual Studio 2005, the contents of the Data Sources window disappears when a design surface that allows drag and drop from the Data Sources window is active. For example, the Windows Forms designer, User Control Designer, etc… The cause of this issue is how...
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18 Nov 2005
Blog Post:
Working with local databases
SmartClientData
Overview In Visual Studio 2005 we added a number of features to help developers build and deploy applications that need a local data store. Here's a quick peek at how it works. In order to work with a local database file, you can simply add the file to your project (e.g. using the Project/Add Existing...
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26 Aug 2005
Blog Post:
Drag Once w/Custom Controls
SmartClientData
Article written for CoDe magazine describing how to customize the controls listed in the Data Sources Window for Drag Once Databinding http://www.code-magazine.com/Article.aspx?quickid=0411071 Steve
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24 Aug 2005
Blog Post:
Drag Once Databinding
SmartClientData
Article written for CoDe magazine relating to the Drag Once Databinding features in Smart Client Applicaitons www.Code-Magazine.com/Article.aspx?quickid=0409051 Steve
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24 Aug 2005
Blog Post:
Increasing query time-outs with TableAdapters
SmartClientData
Tuning your SQL queries for the best performance can be part of life when you’re writing a database application. Sometimes life is hard, and you just can’t get things running as quickly as you’d like. With the default command time-out at 30 seconds, how do you use a TableAdapter to execute methods without...
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16 Aug 2005
Blog Post:
Setting NullValue property for typed dataset
SmartClientData
In Whidbey DataSet designer, you are able to set Typed DataColumn's NullValue property to the following values if the DataType is string 1 (Empty) 2 (Nothing) (null for C#) 3 (Throw exception) 4 any string you can type in. The first three options are noticeable in the designer's property...
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13 Aug 2005
Blog Post:
Navigating a large DataSet with the Document Outline - Zoom
SmartClientData
In 2005 we now have a new DataSet Designer. While we had planned to implement Zoom functionality it turned out to be more difficult then we had hoped. Long term we plan to leverage the new design framework that’s used by the Class designer. However, this infrastructure wasn’t completed earlier enough...
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5 Aug 2005
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TableAdapters will support TimeStamp Concurrency Checks
SmartClientData
I’m happy to report that we were able to get TimeStamp comparison added. The issue we faced was by the time the DBCommandBuilder API stabilized we were in what we call UI freeze which means we couldn’t change UI elements without some major negotiating. We didn’t think we could get this done, but after...
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27 Jul 2005
Blog Post:
Customizing the connection string for TableAdapters
SmartClientData
Visual Studio 2005 now leverages the strongly typed settings file which wraps app.config. With connection strings stored in app.config/Settings, developers can centralize their connection strings across their application. Some advantages over VS2003 are: Strongly typed settings file. Rather then...
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25 Jul 2005
Blog Post:
Databinding not happy with the object name containing dots
SmartClientData
DataBinding does not work well with DataTable name with a "." The Dot in a DataTable name or a DataColumn name will not make the DataBinding happy. For example, if you drag drop a table from the DataSource window to a Windows Form, it would not create the right grid (the grid without columns)....
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14 Jul 2005
Blog Post:
TableAdapter Conflict Options
SmartClientData
Developers often ask about better concurrency options on DataAdapters and of course our new TableAdapters. This was a difficult call. Just so you know we do care, , the ConflictOptions enum/flags that appear on SqlCommandBuilder was actually by request of our design time team. Early on this enum/flags...
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23 Jun 2005
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DataSet Designer, Schema Designer and Xml Editor
SmartClientData
DataSet Designer, Xml Schema Designer and Xml Editor (Note, DataSet Designer is also called DataSet Editor, Xml Schema Designer is also called Xml Schema Editor) In VS2002 or 2003, we shipped a XmlSchema designer, which serves as both schema designer and typed dataset designer. In VS2005, you...
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16 Jun 2005
Blog Post:
Thank you! Steve!
SmartClientData
Thanks Steve to create a new home for us. By the way, I am Zhiyong (aka John Chen), I am the developer for the DataSet designer in Whidbey. I like to blog something but I'm afread that I will ruin Steve's pretty home. So I created my own real junky-log in MSN Space, just jogging down something...
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15 Jun 2005
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